Survey: 46% of Americans believe that the US is not helping Ukraine

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According to a survey of GallUp consulting firm, 46% of US citizens are convinced that their state is not supporting Ukraine.

Source: “European Truth” with reference to a survey of Gallup consulting firm

Details: According to a survey, a total of 46% of Americans believe that the United States does not make enough to support Ukraine, which is the highest in the last three years of surveys.

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25% of respondents believe that the US is doing too much to help Ukraine, and 27% are doing enough.

The US Democratic Party voters mainly believe that the United States is not doing enough to support Ukraine, and the opinions of the Republican Party voters are divided between options that the United States is doing enough or too much.

According to Gallup, since the beginning of the work of the Donald Trump administration has increased significantly the number of voters of democrats and independent voters who believe that the United States is not doing enough to help Ukraine.

Among the republican voters, on the contrary, the number of those who think the United States is doing enough has increased markedly.

The Gallup survey lasted on August 1-15-to the US and Russia leaders summit on Alaska.

Recall:

• It also showed that two -thirds of Americans pessimistically evaluate the prospects for the conclusion of a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia to terminate Russian full -scale aggression.
• Earlier this week, US President Special Representative Steve Witcoff said he believed in the possibility of reaching a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia by the end of the year or even earlier.
• Before that, US President Donald Trump warned of the risk of “economic war” if he fails to force Putin to end the war in Ukraine.